Full Fact
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from Full Fact, published over the past 3 days. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Video, Earthquake, and Philippin.
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Recent Articles (8)
No, Argos isn’t selling a garden storage bench for as little as £3
Reform corrects claim that ‘rising’ share of Universal Credit went to foreign nationals
Reform’s Making Welfare Work report said government data shows the share of Universal Credit paid to foreign nationals ‘rose to’ 15.5% in January 2026.
Indonesian earthquake video compilation includes old clips from Philippines and Taiwan
Old clips taken from earthquakes in Taiwan and the Philippines have been shared as part of a video compilation of the recent Indonesian earthquake.
Starbucks never pledged to hire 10,000 Muslims
In 2017 then-CEO of Starbucks Howard Schultz pledged to hire 10,000 refugees globally, not specifically Muslims.
Old videos of 2025 Philippines earthquake shared in aftermath of recent Indonesia quake
A video of a room of young people reacting to an earthquake has been shared alongside captions suggesting it was filmed during the 15 August Indonesia quake.
Is the government on course to end rough sleeping?
On his first day as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham promised to end rough sleeping.
The Cancer Act 1939 doesn’t make it ‘illegal to cure cancer’
Posts being shared online falsely claim a 1939 law makes it a criminal offence for medical practitioners to advise patients on potential cancer cures.
Video of migrant saying he wants money, free house and English woman has been edited
A video of a migrant in Tunisia has been altered to make it appear as if he is talking about wanting money and a free house in England. In the original clip he says no such thing.